Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-14
Official Paper Of the City and County.
Local.
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s.. District court assemblies next Tues.
day. r, s4s 4 &ss. 5 s. / .z .
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Symnes of
Westfeld Dodge county were visiting at
Mr. Maxwells Monday. u sS8 u
lice cream at the New England Bakery
Don't forget it. The best in the city
Opera House Block. Opposite post Office.
Mayor Ames will be in Austin this
afternoon. Do not fail to see and hear
him. 1twill-be worth your time.
The Red Front shoe store has been
made gay on the inside by new paper and
paint. Charley johnson is justly proud.
-Lindon's Monte Cristo Co., played to
good houses three nights last week.
Lindonis good one and always draws
good houses.
j. P. Hedensted, an Albert Lea
jeweler, has brought suit against the
firm of Bessesen & Stee, also jewellers,
claiming $1,000 damages for SANDER.
The snug little cottage On John Fair
banks lot is nearing completion and we
are looking for occupants soon. May
blissful contentment reign within its
walls.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ E.
Church will meet Friday evening this
week with Mrs. ]. NJ. Greenman. Young
and old are invited to come and have q
good time.
To day is a fine one for the fair.
Get all your exhibits on the grounds and
in position as soon as possible, so that
every thing will be IN shape when people
get in from the country.
There will be Fair dance at Armory
HallWednesday evening. Music will be
furnished by A. G. Miners full band. A
great time is expected. Let everybody
come with all their friends.
Clear Lake Mirror: Art. Harris will
soon go up to Austin, Nina, where he
will open a tonsorial parlor. Art is q
first class young man and his many
friends here wish him success in his enter
prise.
The Palace Bakery is now open, where
bread, rolls, pies and cakes can always be
had. Oysters served in all styles. Warm
meals served to order.
WEIsEL s. Borden.
Mr.. D. Campbell who has been num-
bering the houses Of Austin left for AL
bert Lea yesterday to number that city.
He intends to return to complete his
work here as soon as he gets through
with Albert Lea.
The celebrated Blind Boone, big
ger musical prodigy than Blind Tom.
will appear at the Opera House next
Tuesday evening, Sept. 20. Blind Boone
is very highly spoken of wherever he has
been, and draws large houses.
Hastings Gazette: T. F. Clancy, of
Austin, engineer on the Iowa & Minnesota
division, was in the city yesterday, the
guest of Thomas Nesbitt. He returned
home in the evening, accompanied by bis
sister, Mrs. G. w. Speakes, of Ravenna.
The Owatonna Peoples Press seems
to entertain considerable doubt of the
management of the Duluth, Red Wing
l. Southern Railway. Does not think
their management of the enterprise gives
much promise of the early completion of
the road.
Owatonna Journal and Herald: Short
ly after Prof. Rankin returned home he
was Frustrated by fever and was IN
able to attend the opening of the schools
on Monday. Both for the professors
own sake ard for the good of the schools,
it is hoped his recovery will be speedy.
The mailing clerk at the p. o. wishes
to know why, so many natural good PEN
man spoil their handwriting by trying to
disguise the writing in scroll of immense
proportion, and recommends a. course of
study with Prof. A. A. Cameron, who is
giving lessons every evening in the
G. A. r. Hall.
e. B. Crane goes to Minneapolis to-
day to be present at reunion of alumni
of Ann Arbor University, to be held at
the West Hotel this evening. The body
will be assembled to meet Judge Cooley
OF the interstate railway commission, so
long connected with the school at Ann
Arbor. A very pleasant reunion will no
doubt be enjoyed.
Albert Lea parties were over here
last week, and wanted 10 trade the gas
well region near Wells for q 81, 600 inter-
est in our clay banks. No one could be
found here who wanted to invest in those
empty wells, and no trade was made.
Takes something besides empty gas wells
Day, to buy stock in our clay banks. The
banks have not ''gone dry" yet Day, as
they say the gas wells have. Z. ...>
Drs. Macdonald and johnson, on Fri
day last. trlphined the skull of the little
son of S. Hareldson, living between
Taopi and Leroy, who had lain uncon-
scious fora week from the kick of .
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